With the current implementation, Phrases cannot be used in IVRs as streamfile.lua prevents keypresses from being passed back to the IVR. This fix makes a small change to the way phrases are stored and allows streamfile to be run without blocking IVR keypresses.
When setting call_block_matching, the setting was not being evaluated as true because it was looking for 'call block' group when the actual name is 'call_block'.
Adding the underscore fixes this small syntax issue and the setting works correctly.
Added and optional parameter, argv[2], to take a domain_uuid. This is to fix an issue where if two contact records exist with the same phone number, but in different domains, the CID lookup would always pick the same contact record irrespective of which domain the inbound number belonged to.
This patch adds BING (legacy) some extra fault tolerance support. For those who still use Bing, Bing sometimes fails
It adds another way, which I think it is easier and faster (Azure). Among the outstanding things it has; just configure the zone, and use Memcache to store the access token as per Azure documentation, it saves a query (faster). It also returns the most likely right transcription (digging in the JSON)
Two things:
1. Follow-me should only kick in when using "Enterprise". As it was written, follow-me was looked at for every strategy.
2. Follow-me destinations were writing to 'destinations[x]'. They should write to 'destinations[key]' so they rewrite the current destination that is being analyzed.
When bridge application ends with "originate_disposition: ALLOTTED_TIMEOUT" for example, the "missed call" feature doesn't work for ring group because of hangup hook isn't called. Should we just avoid using this channel variable or add additional processing at the end? Like for timeout action? I choose to call "missed" at the end of script. But may be we should add it to other places too?
FusionPBX
blackwolfresearch
jpattWPC
Bryan Redeagle
emaktech
Adrian Fretwell
Luis Daniel Lucio Quiroz
konradSC
ednt
borisk1976